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Rotary supports KNUST hospitals …with Gh 85,000 Medical Equipments
THE KNUST Hospital, in Kumasi, has taken delivery of assortments of medical equipments to boost their operations.
The items, worth a staggering Gh 85,000, is to help the Children’s Department of the hospital to function properly.
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Food Safety Must Be Prioritized – Minister
Ghana needs to prioritise issues of food safety so as to make strides in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of zero hunger, good health and well-being as well as affordable and clean energy.
Dr Kwaku Agyemang-Manu, the Minister…
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Law Against Public Smoking to be enforced – FDA
Samuel Kwakye, the Eastern Regional Director of the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) says it is an offence to send any person below 18 years of age to buy tobacco and tobacco products.
Again, laws against smoking in public places would be…
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Alpha Radio fetes 5,000 Orphans, Widows
ABOUT 5,000 ORPHANS and widows from some Zongo communities in Kumasi have benefited from a largesse by Alpha Radio, when the popular, Kumasi-based radio station, headed by Sheikh Mohammed Ridwan, provided food items to the beneficiaries.…
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Make Sign Language Examinable Subject
Mrs. Magdalene Agbi, a Nurse at the Family Health Unit, Ho Municipal Health Directorate, has appealed to government to make the sign language examinable in health training institutions in the country.
She said it was only when the…
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50 Pregnant Teens ‘Combat’ Teenage Pregnancy
Pregnant adolescents and mothers in the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abrem (KEEA), Municipality of the Central Region on Tuesday, resolved to 'combat' the scourge of teen pregnancies in the Area.
They had agreed to use a multifaceted approach…
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Mortuary Workers Call off Strike
The Mortuary Workers Association of Ghana (MOWAG) has called off its industrial strike.
The workers have been on strike over low wages and poor conditions of service.
The Association said the “overwhelming and desperate” pleas of…
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1.3% of JHS students shisha-hooked – Report
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has decried the rising use of shisha among teenagers in the country, as it has emerged that 1.3 per cent of students at the Junior High School (JHS) level in Ghana smoke it.Shisha is a single- or multi-stemmed…
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N/R: GSA educates farmers on aflatoxin
The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has engaged farmer-based organisations (FBOs) in the Kumbungu district of the Northern Region on the dangers associated with aflatoxin in grains.The programme, which was organised on Wednesday, 29 May…
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E/R: AIDS Commission worried over increase in HIV cases
The Ghana AIDS Commission has raised red flags over the rise in new infections in the Eastern Region.
The Eastern Region which was notoriously known for the high prevalence rate made some strides in the fight against HIV but it is losing…
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